Teaching medical students, residents, and fellows in a 125,000 visit Level 1 trauma center emergency department and leading medical direction for an air and critical care ground ambulance system providing 11,000 patient transports annually.• Medical care supervision of over 120 nurses, paramedics, EMTs, and communicators• Doubled size of air ambulance service – 60 hours of coverage to 120 hours of coverage per day• Developed system for carrying blood on EastCare helicopters• Created protocols for administration of blood products and tranexamic acid• Developed and curated monthly EMS Journal Club for EMS fellows and paramedics• Delivered over 70 lectures to residents and EMS fellows• Presentations at regional, national, and international meetings• Faculty Senator• 2018 Medical Director of the Year – Air Medical Physician Association

Providing service medical direction to Rural Metro Medical Services of Central New York and Syracuse University Ambulance. Providing consultation for other EMS and Air Medical Services by appointment.

Emergency physician in a busy community hospital emergency department.

Emergency physician in an emergency department with a busy psychiatric service.

Emergency Physician working in a 50,000 visit emergency department. The hospital is a Certified Chest Pain Center and the ED sees a large number of cardiac and geriatric patients.

Medical oversight for a national air ambulance company with bases throughout the United States. Member of the Air Medical Division Compliance Committee. Provided guidance for local divisions regarding CAMTS Accreditation. Worked with contractor to develop an employee wellness program. Lead a group of 25 local physician medical directors on projects to standardize medical procedures, equipment, and medications.

Worked with EMP, a national provider of emergency physicians, during the last year of their contract with St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center. Provided direction for a group of local physicians as well as corporate "firefighter" physicians who provided additional manpower. Participated in the Hospital's Medical Executive Committee.

Medical Director for Transport Medicine and Director of Telemedicine in addition to providing patient care and student and resident teaching in the emergency department of a busy Level 1 trauma center. Member of the group responsible for development and designation of the hospital as a Stroke Center.

Medical Director of EastCare, and air and ground critical care transport service serving the 29 counties of eastern North Carolina. Taught emergency medicine to residents and students at Pitt County Memorial Hospital.

Medical Director for University Air Care, a helicopter air ambulance service staffed by nurses and emergency medicine residents. Taught clinical emergency medicine at University Hospital and St. Luke Hospital West.

Emergency physician in a 20,000 visit emergency department. Providing patient care and also supervision of emergency medicine residents from the University of Cincinnati. Medical director of the EMT-Defibrillator programs for Florence Fire, Union EMS, and Erlanger Fire. Physician for Disaster Medical Assistance Team (DMAT) KY-1 which provided care in Homestead, FL in the wake of Hurricane Andrew.

Resident physician in a highly regarded emergency medicine residency. Provided medical direction to the City of Pittsburgh Bureau of EMS. Participated as a fixed wing and helicopter ambulance physician for STAT (now STAT MedEvac).